yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] projekt1:
I think alacrify does as he recommended using it and hes running AOKP 4.0.4.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=24699494&postcount=223

After seeing his post I too began too look for this script and was going to ask the same question:D.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Rooster*:
Worked quite well for me. Used it before flashing the new Siyah ics kernel while running Shostock with no problems.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] justin860:
Can someone post this it's not downloading I don't have access to a pc right note
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] :
Here ya go. :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] justin860:
Thanks red
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] techn:
Love this lil script for my sgs2
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] ioft:
Is this zip signed? Unable to flash the one posted by Red and the link in OP isn't working correctly. CWM stops the installation on the above.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] daverup:
Downloading this script was only possible for me on a PC.

If it complains about being signed, you are probably trying to flash it from default recovery and not CWM.

Sent from a phone
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] ioft:
Its definitely CWM... but I'll try downloading again from a PC.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] biofilter69:
Same issue when flashing.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] manny18pr:
Can I use this with my motorola xoom?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] SeanHacker:
You could just clear cache and dalvik and it would basically be the same bro.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Starseed:
Link is not working...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] joeybear23:
...for those wanting to download from the XDA app.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] RatusNatus:
Not a problem with me...but I've downloaded From PC.

Thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] highaltitude:
I dont think this works on ICS, at least I havent been able to get it to work since I went from GB to ICS
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Phalanx7621:
It has nothing to do with what firmware you're running. If you can't get it to flash its gotta be something on your end.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] highaltitude:
I didn't think so either. Just coincidence I guess. Not a big deal since the items it cleans can be done manually anyhow. Just thought it was odd.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] dakotaaesoph:
The link is down.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Nick281051:
Not surprising, jivy had to leave a long time ago.

Sent from my Zanpakuto using Getsuga Tensho!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] bswann:
There's a link somewhere in the last couple of pages of AJ's Siyah 7.0.6 kernel thread for the kernel cleaning script.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] RatusNatus:
Here is my dropbox link.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/no3mzbgecu94j2a/Kernel_Cleaning_Script_jivy26.zip
[Nexus S General] joenathane:
Can someone tell me whats up with the 50+ ICS ROMs? It's a bit concerning that all this effort seems to be put into reproducing the same exact thing. I think the community would benefit from cooperation rather than competition... But I feel like I must be missing something here, I am new to the Nexus S but not to Android, is there something about the Nexus S community that I'm not getting?

Not complaining at all, or should I say, I'm not trying to complain. I also want to point out that I appreciate the developers who pour their time and effort into our devices and help us to get the maximum value out of them.

(Want to note, I am running AOSP's ICS build and loving it.)
[Nexus S General] LGIQEXPO:
Hey Man, I am much similar to where you are right now. I am not new to Nexus S or Android, but I feel that the abundance of ROMs is a good thing.

Having so many ROMs shows that the device is still running very strong: Something Android phones NEED to have behind them.

On the other hand I dislike it. To all the developers out there, I think you guys are amazing and genius no doubt. So take the following lightly...

What people don't like to see when browsing for a ROM is a dozen ROMs that are all identical. We need something new and fresh, hence why I like MIUI.

What I think should be done is as you said, have co-operation to make one master ROM because we have hundreds of people in the Nexus S community ready to help.

Speaking on my behalf I HATE SO MANY ROMs Because I simply cannot decide which is best because they are all similar in many ways, and I don't have time to try each one out as much as I want to. I do like having these ROMs but when it comes to choosing one its a big choice for me.

Any feedback on this?
[Nexus S General] Shark_On_Land:
I agree with a not so great abundance or ROMs. But most are not devs. They are simply "chefs" because they never actually developed anything. They just price and scrap things from source to mods. Cm9, ASOP, Peter A(because of his radios and kernal) are devs. We have lots of chefs.

I made brickROM just because of this situation. Its never been done, but the community wasn't ready for it yet.

Either way you can tell what rom has Is "real" I would say there's about only 5

And its sad for new Android users that come here get presided by a catching slogan and rob themselves from using a much better rom
[Nexus S General] suksit:
What would you do if you don't like any of the existing ROMs? May be one is missing a feature you need, another just has too many features you don't want? The answer is simple -- create your own ROM, or modify an existing one... I think most devs just make the ROM they want to use as their daily driver and simply share it here (i.e. what's going on is not about competition, at least from my point of view)

It sounds good to gather all devs to create a ROM that suits everyone's needs, but IMHO it is nearly impossible to do that :rolleyes:
[Nexus S General] Shark_On_Land:
But these futures found in everyone's ROM are just mods that you can flash. I flash 8 zips with every rom update but I know that a personal mix so I have no need to share it.

I'm capiale of changing my waklppaer

I flash custom font, and inverted apps with some tyranny Widgets and kernal. With gnex sounds. No reason to "cook" it. This is not development.
[Nexus S General] Shark_On_Land:
Reserved
[Nexus S General] joenathane:
The CyanogenMod team pull it off quite well, all that is needed is a bug tracker and patch review system and boom! instant cooperation.

Maybe we have too many "chefs" in the kitchen :)
[Nexus S General] astatek:
I am agree with you CyanogenMod need a bug tracker for CM9.
[Nexus S General] joenathane:
Here is an interesting fact in case anyone didn't know but MR. Cyanogen himself is rocking a Nexus S http://twitter.com/#!/cyanogen/status/153353404159234049

I wonder what build of ICS he is running, probably from his own private reserve...
[Nexus S General] LGIQEXPO:
I will be honest here and say that I personally dislike Cyanogen Mod for the most part. True that they are the gut best in performance, but if the only ROM I had was Cyanogen, I would not be very happy with it. I just think that for my favor, Cyanogen focus' so much on power, yet takes the look of the ROM as a after thought. The modified music on Cyanogen ROMs and the overall execution of his work lacks style and design, as if he first said "Make it fast, then maybe make it look ok" MIUI on the other hand has a great deal invested in how it looks which gives a very effective illusion of performance.

I think that the problem is we have so many chefs in that small kitchen and they have all made so many great dishes that sooner or later they will have eventually all used the same spices by some point, so we are beginning to lose that uniqueness in each one.
[Nexus S General] joenathane:
The only problem with that is Miui uses CyanogenMod code as a base(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIUI#Development) and CyanogenMod 7 has the theme chooser integrated for easy themeing(check the last three links in my signature to see some themes I created for it).

I don't think any mod team have contributed more to Android than the CyanogenMod Team, they certainly have my respect for that.

I agree about the spices, all these chefs cooking the same exact entree and now which on to choose...
[Nexus S General] suksit:
It's a fact, not a problem.

Back on topic,

I believe at some point the community will decide which dishes live and which will die. I don't think people will keep posting ROMs if nobody uses it.
[Nexus S General] dreamsforgotten:
This^^ plus one thing, good all these chefs are popping up, that's showing a swell in number of people interested in development, in the end it can only have a positive outcome. Let em dev.
[Nexus S General] joenathane:
I obviously didn't mean problem in that sense, I meant it as in the 'problem' with his argument not the problem with CyanogenMod or Miui, I'm not sure how you interpreted it the way you did...

what about the "noobs" who are instantly confronted with 20+ ICS ROMs and not a clue to which is worth its weight in salt?
[Nexus S General] suksit:
Sorry if I interpreted it wrong (English is not my native language anyway :p) I thought you're trying to imply that "since MIUI is based on CM, @LGIQEXPO shouldn't compare them together" or "if you like MIUI, it means you already liked CM." Just wanted to say that it is not a problem if one wants to compare those two.

Occasionally I'd see a thread titled "Help me decide which ROM is best" and the most popular answer would be "Why don't you try them all?" Yeah it would be madness to try all 20+ ROMs in a row, but I don't think anyone will do that.

Before flashing a ROM, I'd (suggest them to) read everything in the first few posts by the OP, and take a look at the screenshots (most of the time I can decide if I will like this ROM or not by these two factors) If those "noobs" are not too ignorant I believe they'll have a small list of ROM(s) they want to try (may be 4-5 choices, which is reasonable.)
[Nexus S General] LGIQEXPO:
I know it is on the same code, but I more so meant the apps that MIUI re-did for their ROMs, and how they offer a nice end user appeal.

What would be amazing is if all the known devs of these ROMs would just once come together to use their own strengths, and make a mast ROM out of it. MIUI Design and style, Cyanogen tweaks and speed, Peter A. stability, the overclocking everything! (I can't wait for that hahah )
[Nexus S General] Bruce lee roy:
you want fewer rom, get a ns4g. Although we only have a fraction of the roms found in the other forum, they all seem to have their own distinct character.
[Nexus S General] cspader:
i was using an SII before this so i was a frequent on that part of xda.. they do have a separate page for original development and another one for development (being kitchen products)
[Nexus S General] mandaman2k:
Hey,

Just wanted to add my opinion in all of this that there are so many "equal" roms.

I as some mentioned on another thread am a chef to rom developing, and I don't mind.

Why I do this is because I don't have the time or knowledge to create Android source apps so I take what I think is the best from each rom and create my own.

For example for me CM9 is way to bloated with too many configurations and options I prefer a more real cleaner AOSP, something like Peter Alfonso (buglessBeast), but I do like the T9 dialer from CM9, so I cherry-pick that from CM9 and add it to a PA base.

Also for the notifications power menu I liked TeamKang one so I added that. That way I'm making my own custom rom to my liking and also I don't have to be flashing 20 zips every time there is a new update or wipe my phone

I just thought on sharing it just if some one has the same likes in roms I'm no asking for anything in return. Also I do this in my little free time.
[Nexus S General] joenathane:
Thanks for adding your voice to the discourse.

If I was asked to offer an opinion on what you do, this is what I would say....

I think what you do is okay for you, but the problem is when you release it. There is a problem because as you state, you cherry pick features and/or "code" from other ROMs, and that can/will lead to issues for your user base. Lets take for example the T9 dialer, what happens when security bugs are found and fixed and optimizations make it into an update of the T9 dialer? Well that would mean you would need to update your ROM, but what if you're busy with your job or just with life and are too busy to get around to it? Well now your users of your ROM are without those security, bug fixes and optimizations, and multiply that by all the other pieces of the ROM that you cherry picked from other sources.

My point here to be clear is that due to the nature of your ROM, it will always lag in patches to security issues, bug fixes and optimizations and I think that is ultimately a disservice to your user base.

There is a value that you create, so I guess the question here is, does that value of bringing all these pieces into one convenient package outweigh the negatives of the lagging patches/fixes?

I mean no offense, and I hope this isn't taken as such, I just want to encourage some discourse on these things...
[Nexus S General] suksit:
You should have put this on the first post :D

Totally agreed from this point of view.
[Nexus S General] Bruce lee roy:
I think you guys are a bunch of spoiled brats. "Omg there's too many rom option!!"

If your a dev or a chef tired of hearing this whining, call spring and tell them you want ns4g now. Not only do u get 4g, but you get better plans, unlimited internet, promise of GN, and more appreciation for you hard work and contribution :)
[Nexus S General] Greenthy:
A (updated) sticky that gives links to the individual threads.

Ppl could msg the OT that they published a ROM be it chef or true dev

And the OT can then add 'em to the proper list.

If it's too much work, one could also just add the true developed roms, and let ppl search through the rest if interested.

And for performance one could add quadrant scores for each rom (given the same person's nexus S)

for UI look the original posts of the roms would do.

Atm there is a sticky in development, but it's rather basic and not so updated.

Also a way to reduce the chef's (if they're truely a problem) is to make a kitchen script as the one for the galaxy spica:

http://forum.samdroid.net/f53/kitchen-v-2-all-one-android-2-2-froyo-samsung-spica-i5700-en-4168/

(Used to be just on a webpage)

But then ofc, you're cutting down your development: Because, as stated before, cheffing gets ppl into the development a bit
[Nexus S General] mandaman2k:
Hi, thanks for your reply.

And no offense taken, actually it was quite insightful as I didn't really think about the bug fixes and all that, thank you for it and I will sure keep it in mind.

But I still think that this kind of roms should be allowed, sure it might be a good idea to have more order on which are original and which are modded for better control and for better understanding for new users.
[Nexus S General] Shark_On_Land:
I have a ns4g its the same thing there.

Too many clones that waste space.
[Nexus S General] tankmaster90:
I haven't done much digging yet, but do any of these ROMS offer any valid features/improvements that I should root again?? Because I went to stock and accidently unrooted my phone.

But are these ROMS stable enough and actually provide an improvement over 4.0.3??
[Nexus S General] Shark_On_Land:
Honesty, besides the ability to use voodoo for screen colors and audio fixes and the ability to tether. No.
[Nexus S General] swamp goblin:
I think, that the community can never have too many devs or cooks or chefs who contribute to the rom library. Yes there are alot of ICS roms, but its alot better than having say 1 or 2 ICS roms and then cm9 and miui.

I like options, even if they are just little tweaks in roms :)
[Nexus S General] shockem:
Miui 4.0 isn't based of cm9. Its aosp based:)
[Nexus S General] Terd Ferguson:
androidme

check out androidme based 4.0.3 its the best rom out ive used. stable, quick, and great battery life:D
[Nexus S General] aLNG:
Go buy iPhone..it will solve ur problem with too many options
[Nexus S General] SA-07:
Really?
[Nexus S General] aLNG:
go buy first..then u will know how boring it can be
[Nexus S General] Braneless:
I agree. I have a jailbroken iPod touch, and while it works well, the level of customization is merely a fraction of my phone's.
[Nexus S General] SA-07:
Lmao my bad... I thought you meant it in an iPhone fanboy way hahaha

Yeah, I wholeheartedly agree tho
[Nexus S General] aLNG:
haha never been iphone fanboy...
[Nexus S General] Shark_On_Land:
IPhone is great because none of this is needed. We have to do all of this just to get same battery and performance as it.

However once I get an iPad the itching to get one will hopefully be gone. I need instagram.
[Nexus S General] suksit:
http://news.cnet.com/8301-30685_3-57338496-264/instagram-photo-app-for-android-is-under-way/
[Nexus S General] tommy0823:
Let the "noobs", figure it out like we all did. W he help of all the great android developers, and all the people in this forum that help each other w this fantastic, lol, "hobby". I think all these roms popping up is a great thing for the ns4g and the GSM ns. It means that we have plenty of great support for the newest thing android has to offer. Look through all the o.P's, and take a look at how many of the dev's are using each others various tweaks, fixes and just plain work to make it better for us, the users. That's the greatest part of having an android, instead of being locked down (iphony!!!!) Is that we have the people that do all this for us. Idk if there's 100 roms that are all similar. That's why there's features posted w the change logs. To show what sets them apart. Thank you to ALL of the android developers. For everyone of us that doesn't use your particular rom, there's someone that does. I say thanks again for all your hard work and support that makes this so much fun for us. And I may still be a noob myself to in someone else's eyes, but these developers are the real reason I'm not. And all the great people in this forum. Lol, sorry man, but it needed to be said. Long live android. And all the kick ass people that make this **** possible.
[Nexus S General] nandihno:
Maybe the mods should create another thread for chefs

so you have chefs thread and a dev thread
[Nexus S General] Oogway13:
I definitely like the amount of mods and ROMs out there.

All noobs should start reading OPs before posting about ICS ROMs. There is even threads about ICS benchmarks on all ICS ROMs (which they should have checked before going into OPs).

I do agree that chefs must take notes on security updates and patches. But I do like the fact that we have ROMs with several features that some others don't have, etc. Most of the times we don't need all feature incorporated.

Adding to the fact that updates from Google sucks big time!!
[Nexus S General] BrianDigital:
Get over it
[Nexus S General] thatguyitsme:
Lol I still have my nexus s because my other toys ( galaxy note lte, t989, skyrocket ) have great specs...and modded stock roms. As in not one ics rom between them. So hard to complain, with nexus there are multiple roms on 2.3.1 up to 4.0.4

My other 3 phones only have 2.3.5 or 2.3.6 and theres maybe 25 between all 3 lol. Love em but nexus phones are for roms. Be glad you have all these devs & options
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tsew03:
I'm rooted using Axiom 2.2 and every once in awhile my phone will go from 4g to no signal at all and i didnt move or anything or change networks. It just completely drops and then will come back after 20 seconds if i switch in and out of airplane mode or restart my phone. should i flash the leaked 4.0.3 radios. will that help at all? or any other suggestions?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Clancy_s:
If you're in the US and on Verizon it's a known issue, something to do with how they've set up LTE which I didn't bother bookmarking. There's several threads on it scattered about.

If not please supply more details of your setup.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tsew03:
yea im in the US on verizon but my friend has the nexus too and his doesnt do that were both hacked with the same exact set up. i know 4g is an issue but im in NYC and i should never be out of 4g and if i am i shouldn't lose 3g and data completely and no txts or calls while its out
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] antinorm:
Is this what it does?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95CdIpxup5Q

My first Nexus did this. Tech support had me go to a store and have them swap out the SIM card...but within the first 5-10 minutes after I left the store, it did it again twice. I went back to the store, they swapped out the phone, and the new Nexus hasn't done it one time since (this was about a week ago).

If, on the other hand, your phone maintains at least a couple of bars of signal but just loses the 3G/4G icon for a while every so often, it could just be Verizon's 4G network acting up. This can cause intermittent data drops, even if you're in a 3G-only area. Give it a day or so, and it should clear up.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tsew03:
thanks kinda what it does where it just goes out and comes back but my speed has never been that slow i always have good download and upload speeds just lose connection every once in awhile. would flashing the 4.0.3 radios help at all?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joshnichols189:
It's not a faulty phone.. it is just LTE growing pains. Yes you can probably get them to give you a new device, but it isn't necessary.

Also, the newest radios might help.. and if they don't you can always switch back ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tsew03:
yea i have 4.0.2 and 4.0.3 on my phone so if 4.0.3 doesnt work i can just flash 4.0.2 and then ill be fine?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joshnichols189:
In terms of radios and roms, yes you can flash a 4.0.3 rom/radio or a 4.0.2 rom/radio. The trick is just to find which radio works best for you as not every device is the same :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] segfaultex:
Seems like its more of on the Verizon side not really a phone radio issue.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dansto82:
Only problem im having is dropped calls but not short calls seems to only happen at about the 15 min mark on all long phone calls.

I keep a steady data connection at all times
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seanwn86:
So, i don't have a tv. But I want to get a ps3. Can I play ps3 on my epic somehow?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iatedeadpeople:
Odds are, no, you will never be able to, the ps3 has a 3.6ghz 8 core processor, we have a single core 1ghz processor.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ceelos09:
I believe he was asking if he could hook up his PS3 to his Epic somehow as it were the TV. (i.e. output the PS3's video to our Epics)

But to answer the question, based on my knowledge, no. We dnt even have TV out working, I doubt our Epic's would be capable to output an outside video source. Many of our Devs wouldn't find this convinient either, so I doubt any of them would attempt to find a way to do this
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XxLostSoulxX:
3.2Ghz not 3.6Ghz but yeah highly unlikely the only thing i can come up with would be like a remote play kinda like the PSP has?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] androidmaster1:
why not connect your ps3 to your pc or laptop.. just go to a radioshack, bestbuy, or computer/electronics store and get the adapter. thats it. i've seen it done.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ÜBER™:
Why not go to the market and get Onlive it contains playstation3 games such as dirt saints row3 etc etc xD.

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[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ÜBER™:
Actually our processors are 1.2ghz but samsuck underclocks them stock.

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